Share Radio Share Politics

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Share Politics is our flagship politics show. Each Sunday evening between 6 and 8 pm, our man in Westminster Colin Bloom pulls in guests of the highest quality. Colin is Director of Outreach in the Co... more

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The podcast currently has 424 episodes available.

Share Radio Share Politics episodes:

May 21, 2016 New reforms will allow some prisons to set their own budgets and rules. Is this a good Idea? Matthew Cook finds out.
New reforms will allow some prisons to set their own budgets and rules. Matthew Cook talks to Andrew Neilson Director of Campaigns at the Howard League for Penal Reforms, to find out if this will help the prison system or if it's ignoring the problems that need attention. First Broadcast: 21/05/16
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May 21, 2016 What has the Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership got to do with the NHS? Colin finds out.
Colin is joined by Guy Taylor, trade campaigner at Global Justice Now to find out what TTIP has to do with the NHS. First Broadcast: 21/05/16
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14min
May 21, 2016 Why are the government 'years behind schedule' when it comes to closing the employment gap between disabled and non-disabled workers? Florence Bates explains the TUC's analysis. First Broadcast 21/05/16
Reports show that the government's manifesto target to close the employment gap between disabled and non disabled people by 2020 is 'years behind schedule'. Fiona Norman spoke to Florence Bates from the TUC to find out what this means for disabled people.
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11min
May 21, 2016 Kate Andrews joins Colin to talk about the current state of the Republican party.
Kate Andrews from Republicans overseas, joins Colin to talk about the current state of the Republican party. First Broadcast: 21/05/16
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14min
May 21, 2016 A deal has finally been struck with the junior doctors! Matthew Cook finds out about the new contract.
A deal has finally being agreed upon with junior doctors. Matthew Cook talks to Charlie Cooper Whitehall Correspondent for The Independent, to find out what has been agreed upon and what this means for the NHS. First Broadcast: 21/05/16
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11min
May 21, 2016 Why are the government 'years behind schedule' when it comes to closing the employment gap between disabled and non-disabled workers? Florence Bates explains the TUC's analysis. First Broadcast 21/05/
Reports show that the government's manifesto target to close the employment gap between disabled and non disabled people by 2020 is 'years behind schedule'. Fiona Norman spoke to Florence Bates from the TUC to find out what this means for disabled people.
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12min
May 21, 2016 Why are the government 'years behind schedule' when it comes to closing the employment gap between disabled and non-disabled workers? Florence Bates explains the TUC's analysis. First Broadcast 21/05/
Reports show that the government's manifesto target to close the employment gap between disabled and non disabled people by 2020 is 'years behind schedule'. Fiona Norman spoke to Florence Bates from the TUC to find out what this means for disabled people.
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12min
May 21, 2016 Why are the government 'years behind schedule' when it comes to closing the employment gap between disabled and non-disabled workers? Florence Bates explains the TUC's analysis. First Broadcast 21/05/
Reports show that the government's manifesto target to close the employment gap between disabled and non disabled people by 2020 is 'years behind schedule'. Fiona Norman spoke to Florence Bates from the TUC to find out what this means for disabled people.
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12min
May 21, 2016 Why has the government plan to close the employment gap between those who are disabled and non-disabled been so delayed?
Reports show that the government plan to close the employment gap between disabled and non disabled people is years behind. Fiona Norman talks to Florence Bates from the TUC to find out what this means for the workforce.
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11min
May 14, 2016 Over 48% of low income households are missing out on vital welfare benefits. Adam Lake of Turn2Us talks about their 2016 Benefits Awareness Campaign. First broadcast 14/05/16
A staggering £15 billion pounds of welfare support went unclaimed last year, and on Wednesday, Turn2Us released research stating that nearly half of all low income households in the UK are missing out on claiming this vital welfare support. Fiona Norman spoke to Adam Lake, Head of Communications at the charity Turn2Us to find out more about their research and latest campaign. First Broadcast 14/05/16
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FAQs about Share Radio Share Politics:

How many episodes does Share Radio Share Politics have?

The podcast currently has 424 episodes available.